Regarding the Champagne Telmont Réserve Brut
Maison Telmont’s Réserve Brut cuvée is the result of a harmonious blend of Champagne’s three iconic grape varieties: 46% Chardonnay for freshness, 30% Meunier for fruitiness, and 24% Pinot Noir for structure.
Crafted from the limited 2021 harvest, supplemented by 75% of a selection of reserve wines from several vintages, this cuvée showcases the House’s expertise in the art of blending. The reserve wines add depth and complexity while preserving a lovely freshness.
After three years of aging in the cellar, it reveals a subtle balance between richness, finesse, and elegance.
Its pale gold color heralds a luminous and delicate champagne. The nose gradually reveals buttery and toasty notes, accompanied by white flowers. Upon aeration, hints of forest floor and anise enrich this aromatic bouquet.
On the palate, the attack is clean and fresh, marked by notes of lemon that evolve into a delicately buttery and enveloping texture. White peach adds a fruity and indulgent touch, while a slight bitterness underscores the overall balance. The finish, fresh and briny, lingers with a creamy, generous sensation, offering lovely length.
With a dosage of 5.6 g/L, this cuvée retains a precise and balanced character, where freshness blends harmoniously with roundness.
The Réserve Brut cuvée pairs elegantly with seafood, particularly seared scallops. It also pairs beautifully with delicate fish or dishes featuring creamy textures.
To fully appreciate its freshness and the finesse of its aromas, we recommend serving this champagne at around 8 °C.